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I am sure this wasn’t the intention, but i thought this post from GardenJoy4me about redoing deck, shed garden and state of mind was quite amusing (probably because I don’t have a Jackhammer in my vicinity)
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Hey Mildred !.. Touche` girl ! .. I think we should have a separate blog community for people going through renovations and landscaping hell ?? LOL
Thank you for the mention .. today is a rain day so all of us are contemplating "what next ??" LOL
you’re welcome, joy! I saw your latest post with your herbs all ready to go…. I can’t stop munching on my parsley, I will need to buy one or two extra and start a whole parsley patch…
Mildred .. I find that so true about parsley ! .. I think I will be buying more too .. some flat leaf variety if I can find it. Kingston seems to be monopolized by one distributor .. which is OK because they are the most eco friendly .. but selection is limited and I miss some of the varieties I would rather have .. I haven’t put these babies in pots yet … I am so far behind this year is starting out rather , crappy ? LOL
I hope to catch up some month ?? : )
My parsley is flat leaved, I am not sure what kind it is but it has a hint of sweetness to it…
I am sure once your landscaping is done you will catch up and love the results.